"Only 30 Percent Of Last Year’s Murders Have Been Solved"
Murders in Chicago were down last year, but it’s a different story when it comes to the number of murders actually solved.
As WBBM Newsradio’s Steve Miller reports, the murder clearance rate – the number of homicides that were solved the same year – has slipped. . . .
Related Posts
Oak Park's crime rates fall after handgun ban is endedThis article is from the January 18th issue of the Wednesday Journal, the weekly newspaper for Oak Park and River Fores
Chicago Tribune asks if the city should continue its gun banThe survey is being done here.
So if the individual mandate in Obamacare is struck down, what is the probability that all of Obamacare will be struck downA survey of former Supreme Court clerks and 18 attorneys who have argued before the court gives us some information.So - New piece at National Review and NPR: Guns and Crime in ChicagoThe newest piece that I have can be found here at NR and here at NPR:The Chicago gun debate finally shows signs of chan
- Paul Krugman's embarrassingly weak analysis on the Supreme Court debate over health careKrugman's piece on Friday, "Broccoli and Bad Faith," continues his trend for polemics over accuracy or analysis. Let
Weren't Chicago's murder rates supposed to soar after the Supreme Court Decision?The data are available here, here, here, here, and here.In June this last year, people were worried that Chicago's mur
Remember how Chicago murder rate fell last year? Well, don't look to arrests for murder being the cause
4/
5
Oleh
abudzar
